Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-21
Local Items.

10000 pounds of lime for sale at J. M. Ochoa's.
 Mir. J. D. Rittenhouss has gone to California to purchase a big stock of new goods.
 Several small prizes awarded the hold CTS of tickets in the Louisiana Lottery, residing in Florence.
 Mir. Sam Truscott, of Tucson, was in Florence several days this week, and re- turned home on Friday
 Mrs Geo. Scott was in town from Dudleyville on Sunday. Harvesting is in full progress at Judge Scott's ranch.
 If you want good, healthy, sweet bread go the American Bakery
 Allen Knight, who held cases on the ENTERPRIsE for few months last fall has gone to the South Africa gold fields.
 Several Tucson parties passed through Florence on Wednesday, for Salt river, with view to locating for business pur- poses.
 The Nogales Record notes the arrival of Mir. Wm. H. Dempsey in that place, from the Planchas de Plata, in Sonora. He will remove his family to the mines.
 Go to Rittenhouse's for children's hats.
 MT. ThornbeTy, of the Florence canal, 
 left on Tuesday with four horse team for Tucson, after force of men to work on the canal. He wants all who are will ing to work
 Mrs. N. White started for Los Angeles last Tuesday, to visit her brother, Judge Charles Silent. She will afterwards pro- ceed to her former home in Ohio to spend the summer.
 American bakery never closes Lunches served at all hours day or night.
 The ENTERPRISE has removed to its new quarters in Clarkes block, adJeln- ing the telegraph office, where the pub fishers will be happy to greet all their friends and the public generally.
 Mir. Benton Walker returned on Thurs day from weeks visit to Phenix. He is we'll pleased with what he saw and IS firmly convinced that Florence will soon enjoy the liveliness now so conspicuous in the Salt river valley.
 There is strong probability that the brickyard of the Messrs Stone will be started up soon to meet the growing de- mand for good quality of brick. Many new edihces will likely be constructed of that material the coming summer and fall.
 E. W. Morrison, Esq, left for Tomb stone on Monday, to attend the term of court for Cochise county. He is counsel in an important suit that will occupy the attention of the court for several days, and he will therefore remain away for a week or two.
 Lunches, tea, coffee, milk, sandwiches pies, cakes, etc. at the American bakery.
 It is believed at the Mammoth that a 100 stamp mill is soon to be started. At the 300 foot level an immense body of pay ore has been uncovered The Nam moth is justly considered to be one of the best and biggest mines in the territory. Citizen.
 ] Several jolly boys from the range grew rather boisterous a few days ago, under the potent influence of budge, and Judge Miller was called upon to adjust the mon 1 ey equivalent of the laws infractions and found it convenient to levy tax of from S10 to s20 each.
 Mr. C. w. Fuller this week finished cutting 60 tons of barley hay, and will commence cutting his alfalfa on Monday which will yield 50 tons Last year tho same field yielded 24O tons for the CT tire season-six crops. Fair showing fol the Florence country. Mir. W. H. Peck, of Redington, wa } in town on Thursday night. He is vel , pleased with the growing importance o 3 Florence Mir. Peck says the cattle il many places along the San Pedro are sui l fering for feed, and that unless rail soon falls large numbers will die. Go to Rittenhouse's for gents hats. L. D. Chillson received letter iron the Vekel camp this morning, statini that the mining property in which he i : interested is showing up finely Tn lowest average value of the ore thus ia extracted, is s6 ounces per ton This by the way IS not bad showing for a be ginning. Citizen
 Tine Citizen says Reports from tn new camp, near the Yekol, continue zoe : Malleable silver and chloride ore hay been taken from some of the recent n opened claims. MT. Sake is still bus t with his well and hopes to obtain wate T ] 4 i I